Josh Radke
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Josh Radke (also styled Josh "Red 84" Radke) was a Star Wars CCG Player Advocate for Player Relations (and Marketing) in the early Players Committee period.[1][2]
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Documented roles
- 5 March 2002: Signed Decipher's "Virtual Card Set #1 is Away!" announcement as Josh "Red 84" Radke, SWCCG Player Advocate, Player Relations & Marketing. The page describes the first twelve Premiere-based virtual cards and states they would be tournament-legal Saturday, 9 March 2002.[1]
- ~November 2002 (swccgpc.com homepage): Contemporary homepage news notes Josh "Red 84" Radke as PC Player Relations Advocate welcoming Andrew Howard as Tournament Support Advocate, replacing former Tournament Advocate John Arendt.[3]
- Advocate Council (~December 2002): Listed as Player Relations Advocate on swccgpc.com council.htm.[2]
He does not appear on Decipher's January 2002 six-person first Advocates list (Gameplay / Rules / Tournament / Player Support).[4] By the June 2004 council.htm capture, the Player Relations and Marketing Advocate slot is listed vacant (Radke no longer named there).[5]
Roster context: Players Committee advocates.
See also
- Players Committee advocates
- John Arendt · Andrew Howard · Doug Taylor
- History of the Players Committee · Virtual Sets (2002-2009)
Gaps
- Exact appointment and end dates for the Player Relations role beyond the dated captures above.
- Biography outside PC announcements.
Sources
- Virtual Card Set #1 is Away! (Wayback; signed 5 March 2002)
- swccgpc.com homepage (Wayback, 6 November 2002)
- council.htm (Wayback, 9 December 2002)
- council.htm (Wayback, 3 June 2004)
- Decipher first Advocates announcement (Wayback)
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Virtual Card Set #1 is Away!, decipher.com (Wayback, 10 June 2002; signed 5 March 2002)
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Advocate Council, swccgpc.com (Wayback, 9 December 2002)
- ↑ The SWCCG Player's Committee, swccgpc.com (Wayback, 6 November 2002)
- ↑ The Star Wars Players' Committee, decipher.com (Wayback, 11 June 2002)
- ↑ Advocate Council, swccgpc.com (Wayback, 3 June 2004)